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    Visitors enjoy native plants and bandicoots at Cranbourne gardens●Yesterday we went to the Botanical Gardens at Cranbourne where we wandered around in light rain admiring a gorgeous rangMmastodonEnvironmentWildlife1718 min ago

    Visitors to the Australian Botanic Garden at Cranbourne, on Melbourne's southeastern outskirts, spent a rainy day wandering among native plants, many in flower, and spotted two bandicoots. The visit prompted reflection on how the site has changed since the land was acquired roughly 35 years ago, with the gardens now showcasing the region's indigenous flora and wildlife.

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    Norfolk Southern finishes living shoreline project at Lambert's Point▼Norfolk Southern completes living shoreline restoration at Lambert’s Point✉newsEnvironment21 min ago

    Norfolk Southern has completed a living shoreline restoration at its Lambert's Point site in Norfolk, Virginia. The project uses natural elements such as native plants and oyster habitats to stabilise the waterfront and reduce erosion, rather than hard structures like bulkheads. It is being covered as an example of corporate environmental investment along the Elizabeth River.